fix(plugin): merge cond property of import specs #1963
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When a spec had an `import` property, the `cond` property was treated the same as `enabled`; any specs to be imported were ignored and treated as uninstalled if `cond` evaluated to false. This is inconsistent with how `cond` behaves in a plugin spec without an `import` property. To make the behavior consistent when using `import` to manage submodules of plugin specs, merge the `cond` property of the "parent" spec(s) containing an `import` property with any `cond` property found on the imported "child" spec(s), including nested `import` specs. The parent and child `cond` properties are evaluated and combined with boolean `and`. Signed-off-by: Ross Williams <ross@ross-williams.net>
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Description
When a spec had an
importproperty, thecondproperty was treated the same asenabled; any specs to be imported were ignored and treated as uninstalled ifcondevaluated to false. This is inconsistent with howcondbehaves in a plugin spec without animportproperty.To make the behavior consistent when using
importto manage submodules of plugin specs, merge thecondproperty of the "parent" spec(s) containing animportproperty with anycondproperty found on the imported "child" spec(s), including nestedimportspecs. The parent and childcondproperties are evaluated and combined with booleanand.Related Issue(s)
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